Audrey Marchand is a big city columnist and top writer who works to write the truth about the current news and the famous. After her literary geniuses, Pierre Dupont and Kerem Bassett, she receives a message from her fan. With the help of said fan, big things begin to happen at her company. Audrey gets two new assignments, one working with the tall, dark and mysterious Marius Alarie of Stygian and the other working with Claudel Publisher’s charming agent Wyatt Langlois and his charge of the two best-selling authors, the care-free Pierre Dupont and the upright Kerem Bassett. Finding herself in a new situation with handling two major assignments at once and a cruel twist of fate in an unwanted three-way love triangle, Audrey has to try to find the motivation to do what is right over what is easy. However, there will be repercussions to pay in whatever she chooses to do. Come find out how Audrey will overcome these hardships. This story is good for anyone who has been in or is in an abusive relationship and needs to find the courage to leave someone who is bad for them. On another note, this story will also attract those who want to find a relationship that is pure and healthy.

On the day of Morgan Dylan's ninth birthday tragedy decides to strike, changing her naive view of the world into one of bleak misery. She grows up motherless and with a father who will hardly look at her. At school she is bullied by the people who know what happened to her, including Bradley Thomas. She dreams for the chance to live on her own and to pursue a chance to live her own life instead of the constant watching over her by her father's servants. She finally receives that chance after she receives a letter from her mother on her eighteenth birthday and she comes of age. For an entire year she believes she is free only to find out that the person who killed her mother is now after her and she has been watched after and protected from afar the entire time. Meeting Bradley again brings a world of pain and perhaps the chance at love. But can Morgan find it in herself the courage to take up the challenge her mother left her to finish while outrunning a murderer?

Jade Song was in a perfect family setting until tragedy struck. Her eldest brother was killed in a traffic accident after a night of partying with friends. Her mom goes crazy due to the grief of losing her first born, blaming and calling war on her father and remaining family. As a first hand witness the girl isn’t sure if she can ever truly find love or if she really understands what love is. Will she make it out of this war alive? Will she find out what love truly is?